expired Posted by babgaly | Staff • Mar 27, 2024
Mar 27, 2024 4:22 AM
Item 1 of 5
Item 1 of 5
expired Posted by babgaly | Staff • Mar 27, 2024
Mar 27, 2024 4:22 AM
5-Lb Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Whey Protein Powder (various flavors)
w/ S&S & More + Free S&Hfrom $44.35
$86
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2.58¢/g Protein - Optimum Nutrition Whey Blend (Isolate > Concentrate)Price: $45.15 for 5 lbs.11% of Protein is Leucine77.4% of mass is Protein80% of calories are Protein
This is an extremely good price for a name-brand whey blend that is mostly isolate. Definitely a slick deal.
A few comparisons:
- This recently expired deal was 2.55c/g of protein, insignificantly less.
- The nutrition label has changed slightly, but not significantly
There are less expensive options in terms of cost per gram of protein on the community wiki of this post, but they all are either vegan, less-recognized brands, and/or mostly concentrate. So, this deal is not rock-bottom price, but provides solid value for what it is.
I still have that other 10lb bag from the last time they did this.
Item(s) Subtotal: $137.99
Shipping & Handling: $0.00
Subscribe & Save: -$6.90
Your Coupon Savings: -$27.60
Your Coupon Savings: -$27.60
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Total before tax: $75.89
Estimated tax to be collected: $0.00
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Grand Total: $75.89
- If you need isolate due to diet, cholesterol, or lactose intolerance, you buy isolate.
- If you don't need isolate, concentrate is just as good.
So, why blend them? The people who need isolate probably can't use a blend. If you don't need isolate, you can just use concentrate, which is likely to be less expensive.
Nearest I can tell is all marketing - it tries to provide a differentiator in a crowded and competitive marketplace, even if that differentiator doesn't provide any value.
Each brand wants to claim it has the "magic mix" differentiator that makes it superior to "plain" concentrate or isolate. That mix doesn't exist - it's all spin.
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I still have that other 10lb bag from the last time they did this.
EDIT: Never mind! I got it to work. I followed the instructions listed in the post but couldn't get the "Save 25% today" box at checkout for flavors Cookies & Cream and then French Vanilla Créme. Third time I tried Vanilla Ice Cream and it worked. Total = $46.50.
Not sure if the flavors mattered at all or not but I provided them FYI.
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This is an extremely good price for a name-brand whey blend that is mostly isolate. Definitely a slick deal.
A few comparisons:
- This recently expired deal was 2.55c/g of protein, insignificantly less.
- The nutrition label has changed slightly, but not significantly
There are less expensive options in terms of cost per gram of protein on the community wiki of this post, but they all are either vegan, less-recognized brands, and/or mostly concentrate. So, this deal is not rock-bottom price, but provides solid value for what it is.
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Order Summary
Items:$137.99
Shipping & handling:$0.00
Your Coupon Savings:-$27.60
Your Coupon Savings:-$27.60
Subscribe & Save:-$13.80
Total before tax:$68.99
Estimated tax to be collected:$0.00
Order total:$68.99
- If you need isolate due to diet, cholesterol, or lactose intolerance, you buy isolate.
- If you don't need isolate, concentrate is just as good.
So, why blend them? The people who need isolate probably can't use a blend. If you don't need isolate, you can just use concentrate, which is likely to be less expensive.
Nearest I can tell is all marketing - it tries to provide a differentiator in a crowded and competitive marketplace, even if that differentiator doesn't provide any value.
Each brand wants to claim it has the "magic mix" differentiator that makes it superior to "plain" concentrate or isolate. That mix doesn't exist - it's all spin.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
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